On April 19, 2023, the Province of BC announced $22.5 million for Amplify BC, extending the Province’s music funding programs until 2027. This funding will build the province’s music talent and infrastructure, and strengthen the sector to better weather global shifts,...
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Are you a B.C.-based Indigenous arts presenter? The BC Touring Council is looking for your input!
The BC Touring Council is currently surveying B.C.-based presenters, producers, and festivals engaged in presenting Indigenous art and artists. Any organization that has incorporated Indigenous programming into its output is invited to share details on their operational plans, and strategies for the future.
The Council is also developing a new public-facing digital map that will allow these same organizations to discover and connect with each other, and network within the broader music industry. Completion of this brief survey automatically adds participating groups to this interactive digital map.
If you or your organization are presenting Indigenous art and artists, and are open to sharing knowledge, and being more visible, reachable, and integrated in the presenting and touring community, complete this survey today!
This survey is currently accepting responses on a rolling basis. You must be (or represent) a B.C.-based organization to participate.
If you have questions about this survey, or would like any additional information, please contact Sandy Powlik, at spowlik@gmail.com.
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